Yes, I think we're talking about the BSE requirements.
Certainly, when you look at the cost of processing, especially in the specialized plants, we've lost a deal. That would be with the over-30-month, the older, mature animals. Clearly there's a huge advantage to U.S. processors versus the smaller processors in Canada.
Right now we have an application in for negligible risk. We're waiting to see the response to that. The interesting thing with BSE is that they even quit reporting numbers, all the way back in 2016, because there are so few numbers reported anywhere in the world. Since 2016, there have only been two cases reported on the entire planet. Hopefully we're able to move past the old rules that are out there.
I mentioned the volumes earlier. You see this huge volume that has to be taken in and put into contained disposal or a destruction procedure. In the U.S. that is going into a whole range of other uses, including fertilizer. Narrowing that gap would help.